This article contains a list of characters from the telenovela Rebelde. The series is a remake of the 2002 Argentine telenovela Rebelde Way.
Rebelde features several different plotlines, many of which are put on hold for several episodes before they are resumed. Many of the minor characters often play central roles for a few episode before returning to the background.
Overview
The cast should be organized according to the series original broadcast credits, with new cast members being added to the end of the list. Please keep in mind that 'main' cast status is determined by the series producers, not by popularity or screen time. CharacterPortrayed bySeasons Rebelde Rebelde12312 León Bustamante Enrique Rocha † colspan="3" colspan="2" Franco Colucci Juan Ferrara colspan="3" colspan="2" Alma Rey Ninel Conde colspan="3" colspan="2" Enrique Madarriaga Patricio Borghetti colspan="2" Mayra Fernández Leticia Perdigón colspan="3" colspan="2" Mía Colucci Cáceres Anahí colspan="3" colspan="2" Roberta Alejandra Pardo Rey Dulce María colspan="3" colspan="2" Miguel Arango Cervera Alfonso Herrera colspan="3" colspan="2" Diego Bustamante Christopher Uckermann colspan="3" colspan="2" Celina Ferrer Estefanía Villarreal colspan="5" Pilar Gandía Karla Cossío colspan="3" Jóse Luján Landeros Zoraida Gómez colspan="3" colspan="2" Tomás Goycolea Jack Duarte colspan="3" colspan="2" Guadalupe "Lupita" Fernández Maite Perroni colspan="3" colspan="2" Teódoro "Téo" Ruiz Palacios Eddy Vilard colspan="3" colspan="2" Victoria "Vico" Paz Angelique Boyer colspan="3" colspan="2" Nicolás "Nico" Huber Rodrigo Nehme colspan="3" colspan="2" Giovanni Méndez López Christian Chávez colspan="3" colspan="2" Joaquín Mascaró Michel Gurfi colspan="2" colspan="2" Renata Lizaldi Grettell Valdez colspan="2" colspan="2" Carlo Colucci Miguel Rodarte colspan="2" colspan="2" Gastón Diestro Tony Dalton colspan="3" colspan="2" Hilario Ortiz Tirado Héctor Gómez † colspan="2" colspan="2" Marina Casares de Colucci Nailea Norvind colspan="2" colspan="2" Guillermo Arregui Rafael Inclán colspan="3" Leonardo Francisco Blanco Eleazar Gómez colspan="3" Rocco Bezauri Diego Gonzalez colspan="2" colspan="2" Mauricio Garza Alebrija Ernesto Díaz colspan="3" Sol de la Riva Fuzz colspan="2" colspan="2" Bianca Delight Allisson Lozano colspan="2" colspan="2" Dolores "Lola" Arregui Viviana Macouzet colspan="2" colspan="2" Santos Echagüe Robles Derrick James colspan="2" colspan="2" Iñaki Urcola de los Santos Antonio Sáenz colspan="2" colspan="2" Jack Lizaldi Heidi Ronald Duarte colspan="2" colspan="2" Inés Alanís Patsy colspan="2" colspan="2" Jana Gandía Cohen Azul Guaita colspan="3" colspan="2" Luka Colucci Franco Masini colspan="3" colspan="2" Estebán Torres/Estebán Colucci Sergio Mayer Mori colspan="3" colspan="2" María José Sevilla (M.J) Andrea Chaparro colspan="3" colspan="2" Guillermo Álvarez (Dixon) Jerónimo Cantillo colspan="3" colspan="2" Andrea "Andi" Agosti Selene colspan="3" colspan="2" Sebastián "Sebas" Langarica Alejandro Puente colspan="3" colspan="2" Emília Alo Giovanna Grigio colspan="3" colspan="2" Marcelo Colucci Leonardo de Lozanne colspan="3" colspan="2" Lourdes Karla Sofia Gazcón colspan="3" colspan="2" Anita Pamela Almanza colspan="3" Gustavo "Gus" Bauman Flavio Medina colspan="4" Okane Saak colspan="4"
Teens Mía Colucci Cáceres
Played by: Anahí
Mía Colucci Caceres is Franco Colucci's only daughter with his first wife, Marina Caceres. The most popular girl and a queen bee at Elite Way School, she comes from a wealthy and privileged family who lives in Mexico City. Spoiled and self-centered, she, however, can be very loyal, attentive and tender towards those she loves. Her best friends are Celina and Victoria "Vico", but she is also very close friends with Lupita and Roberta. Mía starts RBD with her boyfriend Miguel and their friends Roberta, Diego, Giovanni, and Lupita, and acts as a songwriter for the band. She also loves fashion and acts as a stylist for her friends.
Mía falls in love with Miguel at first sight but keeps quiet since he starts dating her friend Celina. However, Mía is unaware that Miguel came to Elite Way in an attempt to grow close to her in order to exact revenge on her father, Franco, who Miguel holds responsible for his father's death. Despite her strong feelings for Miguel, Mía and Miguel argue constantly when they first meet. During this time, Mía briefly dates Joaquin and later starts a relationship with Gastón, who works at the school as a prefect and, knowing Mía and Miguel are interested in each other, tries hard to turn them against each other. Miguel is aware of Mía's relationship with Gastón and helps them protect their secret by telling Franco that he is dating Mía when Franco finds out about his daughter dating an older man who works at her school, even kissing her in front of her father, Gastón and the school's principal. They start dating and declare their love for each other, with Miguel growing increasingly divided between going through with his plans and letting go of his past and moving on with Mía. However, Mía uncovers the truth about Miguel's real reasons to approach her and, devastated, breaks up with Miguel. It is later revealed that Miguel's father's death was caused by Mía's Uncle Carlo. Miguel apologizes to Mía and her father and puts his past behind him. In the first season's finale, Mía surprises Miguel by joining him on his flight to Monterrey, where his family is originally from. In the second season, their relationship is more unified than ever, with only a few bumpy roads and short breakups. The couple takes a romantic trip to Cancun and grows closer when stranded on an island.
In the third season, problems hit the couple's path in the shape of Sabrina. Sabrina is the spoiled daughter of RBD's producer, whose crush on Miguel knows no boundaries. Sabrina's persistence in flirting with Miguel makes Mía jealous and puts a strain in their relationship; they eventually break up when Sabrina tells everyone she and Miguel slept together. In truth, Miguel got drunk and fell asleep; Sabrina snuck into his bed barely clothed and when he woke up told him they had sex.
After their breakup, Mía grows deeply depressed. However, she finds comfort in her newfound friendship with Roberta, who is going through a similar rough patch with Diego and her mother. The two girls, who were at odds when they first met, grow close and start caring sincerely about each other. While struggling to come to terms with the end of her relationship with Miguel, Mía finds out that, instead of dying in a car crash like Franco told Mía, her mother is actually alive. Marina left her husband and toddler Mía because she was an addict, now she has recovered from her issues, she is back and wants a relationship with her daughter. At first, Mía is hurt and resentful that her father has lied to her about her mother for most of her life but eventually understands that Franco did that out of love for her trying to protect her from hurt and pain. Mía and Marina slowly form a relationship, bonding over the fact that Marina was also a singer when she was young, having passed her talent and love for the stage to her daughter.
Near the end of the series, the truth between Miguel and Sabrina is revealed. However, since Miguel's in a coma, Mía blames herself for her harsh treatment of her boyfriend and pleads with him to wake up and come back to her. He eventually does during one of her daily visits to him, but as a consequence of his coma, he has memory problems and can only remember he has a girlfriend. When Mía asks him who is his girlfriend's name, he mistakenly says Sabrina, leaving Mía once again heartbroken and depressed. He finally remembers everything about Mía and their relationship during an RBD concert, while Mía's singing 'Sálvame', a song she wrote for him, Miguel decided to leave Mexico City and go back to his family in Monterrey. They finally talk when he is packing for his trip, with Miguel telling Mía that her song brought his memory back. Mía tearfully pleads with Miguel not to leave, saying she cannot live without him; Miguel starts crying and they kiss, making up for good.
Mía's family grows at the end of the series: Franco marries Roberta's mother, Alma, and together they adopt Roberta's best friend, Jose Luján. Miguel proposes to Mía before the graduation ceremony at Elite Way, and she say yes.
In the alternative ending of Mia and Miguel, they are on a very beautiful bridge.(Mia caresses her belly, implying that she already had her first time with Miguel and that she is pregnant with Miguel and they are expecting their first baby). Miguel kisses Mia's hand sweetly and tells her that she is the most beautiful image in this world and that when he sees her every day he likes her more and Mia tells him that she always dreamed of a love story where everything was tender and full of details (when Miguel kisses her mia gives a wink) Miguel asks her what this relationship expects from them, she answers that now their relationship will be more fragile and stronger that she is no longer afraid of loving him without limits.
Roberta Alejandra Maria Reverte Rey
Played by: Dulce María
Most likely the most rebellious student in Elite Way, Roberta is the only daughter of Alma Rey (Ninel Conde), a famous singer who gave birth to Roberta when she was very young, supposedly with her first husband, Mr. Pardo. However, Roberta eventually finds out that her biological father is Martín Reverte, a teacher at Elite Way, who joined the school in order to find his child. Roberta is a reckless, strong young girl with a short temper and a big heart. She has the tendency to find problem wherever she goes, not only for herself, but for others too, but she always finds inventive ways to work her problems out. She is the co-female lead of RBD along with Lupita and Mia, with whom she at first has a difficult and conflicted relationship (Roberta thinks Mía's too ditzy, dumb and shallow). Her best friends are her roommates, Lupita and Jose Luján.
Roberta recruits a popular and handsome classmate, Diego Bustamante, to the band she is forming with Mía, Miguel, Lupita and Giovanni, but, in order to keep Diego's father León from finding out about the band, and to give Roberta an excuse to blow her mother off, they pretend they are dating. However, her strong personality and short fuses lead to a volatile relationship, with Roberta and Diego fighting a lot and hating each other. But, eventually, they fall deeply in love, although they both fight against their feelings and refuse to admit to it. They finally start dating for real, but eventually break up.
In season one, Roberta leaves against her will for a month in Spain with her adoptive father and is angry at herself when she spends a lot of time thinking about Diego. However, when she comes back, Diego has a new girlfriend: Paola, who really is a prostitute hired by León Bustamante to keep Diego away from Roberta, who León sees as inadequate for his son. After Diego breaks up with Paola, he makes a bet with his friends that he'll get Roberta to date him, and is successful. His friend Tomás tells Roberta the truth, and she dumps him, furious and heartbroken with his lie. However, Diego has sincerely fallen in love with Roberta during their relationship and tells her so, but she does not believe him.